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JAY GOULD GOBBLEs THEM.
The Sale OF the II. L. O. Telegraph
Line. 70 Western Union at Last
('OnlOleted.

=
Line. 70 Western Union at Last
Completed.
NEW YORK, October cit is announced that the
sale OF the Baltimore and Ohio to the Western
Union has been completed. The contract was
signed this morning. Mr. Gould says he does not
yet know the exact price, but that the Western
Union will issue sufficient stock to take up the
Indebtedness and capital stock Of the Baltimore
and Ohio. Nothing more definite In regard to the
terms Will be made public before pm. The mat
ter has now been referred back to the Baltimore
and Ohio directors for ratification.
FEW DETAILS ATTAINABLE.
Although tue officials OF the Western Union
Telegraph decline to make any statement formally
in regard to the Baltimore and Ohio matters, 1t
is given out by the officials in an informal way
under promise TO use no names
that the papers for the transfer OF the
Western Union have been signed. The wires OF
the former company are already virtually under
Western Union control. The contract signed In
cludeS not only the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
co. > lines but the wires and the exclusive right
OF way OF the railroad company. All the avenues
the Western Union, the only other wires entering
the city coming by highway. The price or other
details OF the transfer transaction cannot yet be
obtained.
NO SURPRISE IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. i.t.o,er duo dispatch from New
fort IN NJ The completion OF the deal
Of h W, ; n Union 10. the Baltimore and
derstood that he terms are S, O00OO OF STOCK OF
the Western Union and a cash payment annually
by the Western Union OF $780, 600. 1t Is thought
the Baltimore and Ohio telegraph will be con-
Quoted without change for the present. The Bal
tllnore and Ohio directors will meet on Wednesday
soon as the announcement Was made at The stock
board Western Union advanced from III to 19A,
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FOR lighthouses.

NOR RENT OR SALE-TWO NEW HOUSES AND
II stables, with i2,U0U feet of Ground A splendid
place Tor butcher. gardener, florist, Uu ness
The chraI place the District w1thin same dis
lance OF Capital Apply c. Z. BANES
oil -ot- 1908 St
NOR REST-:}3OS SHERMAN AVE; ROOMS
T. sIO per month: keys next door A. L. BARBEk &
60 LeUrUit Building. ol-3m
I-Ok EENT-IHE LARGE HOUSE ON THE COR
II ucr of 9TH and u cali be easily converted
into place OF business. Apply at 419 9TH st. n.w
1 81 n a.
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Fell Dead on Hex Baby'S Cradle.
From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
AS people passed along Porter street, In the
Eleventh ward, after 8 O'Clock on Friday evening,
they could see in a room OF one OF the small houses
on that street. Mrs. John w. Bell. young wife
and mother, rocking her little babe In It's cradle
II was her last upon EARTH for about 10 O'Clock
had killed her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-06

THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
is offered free every subscriber for year
to the WEEKLY STAR. II is a handsomely printed
book OF 19l pages, prousely Illustrated, with more
Than 100 cOlored maps and diagrams. ana contains
q wealth or general information. See ADVERTISE
menC I'm another column,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
EOR SALE-DWELLING HOUSES
IL 14Gk Y st 10 ro0ns AZ 100

LOB sALE-DwELLINs HOUSES
T. 140s ST., 10 rooms IS 700.
Both in good condition and very dssirahly and con-
' ss and ea + M n fass .
EoR SALE HOUSES,
on 1$ q $. n.y. RS all m S
on Sd 81, ne. M. SO. from Capitol grounds
a n 8: "; s: ali m l. az
''''f>' % ''"s Nv" rs Is II / r. BLOWN. ''s
oe-1w Heal E4'. fss So Sens &. NV.
bEts .9s ,saSs
cars passing the door all rented to nrstclass white
o6-3t' 9Th st and Louisiana ave.
EoR Saloon EASY TERMs-PRETTY HOME,
rooms bath room has Ianda cellar nicely pspered
latrobe range CRATE nice chandelier: three squares
@ s'ss ss'' L ko2a
Ff2R7 sALE-DEcIDEp BARGAINS NV: e. ROOM o1!
s5ss
ss5S sfs1 Il sef sT4k
FoR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
= partly furnished: price. house and turnture
JAMES %ATaH
NV. o6.2w
FoR sALE-A NICE l2-RooM DWELLING, n. T.
Office FTs in on sSs
LrOR sALE-HANDsOME RESIDENCE, RHODE
Island an aye Ne near Iowa Circle 10 rooms m only
p IL sx and assS to
EIOR sALE-CHARMING NEW COTTAGE, TWO
story and attic Oakland ave- near Connecticnta ave-
Il atE Issi Eaern ost
FOR SALE FINE CORNER BUSINESS PROP
srK osa In mPr90ed doing bust
OF lot This is in every respect - pfbS 4PER
EoR sALE-A 49, ROOM BRICK DWELLING: ALL
Lot g by i4 h Il IVY BYl issS and ST..
FoR sALE1l5l5 AMP 1911. 10Th ST. \. w. TWO
borSss brick Houses all mod e1ee bsHK neigh
o5-It 18th and sts.
EOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS COR
on '4'h st. This pfopeHHE Il i sy DlyE Essps'
o5-4t 18th and F SITS.
lfOR sALE-HOUsE ON l ST n W: SEVEN
- fo9ms; all modern imrIoyements lot 26x10u; %
'oo5 s':' parking PRICE f sSqGe DAVIS 1919 Est
FOR sALE-o ST, BET. 4TH AND 9TH SITS. n.
ssSs TT ts rik :mf
j. dence; four rooms deep; well located northwest
o5.6t i3n3 At.
LfOR SALE-FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED, A
IL newly improved House, OF seven rooms WI IN mod
ern Improvements, and IN an excellent locality In.
Quire Ut 1872 Z ST. o5-3ts
NOR SALE-A DESIRABLE PRESS BRICK
L house, No. Ills 18th St W., rooms and bath !;
stationary wash stands hot and cold concreted
cellar under entire house lot 22x95 wide alley
terms easy. Inquire at 1909 Q st. NV, to 10
ana . TO y y M oJ-3ts
b.'Ok oALE-B. H. KUBEIiISON, 1915 II 81
i IMPROVED.
1866 Rhode Island ave. ! Dupont Circle
170S 10Th st. ll:}US 18th st
1919 Connecticut ave- ':}}.7 St
1927 st. 1920 Sunderland Place.
OLA DIST. 1914 sunderland Place.
1871 l4th st. 1:}.,5 n. H. avenue.
1926 Connecticut ave- 1928 Ieffcrson PIace
1913 st. l1647 st.
UN1MPROVED
Conn ave-, bet. r and 5. II ST. bet 10Th and Goth
10th ST., bet and V. Chaplin ST., bet. 18th 4 Il.
M d.h ~ I,,,a ~
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Base IBall To-day.

ST. LOUIS, october 6.-FirSt game
st Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o Is
Louisville ...............1 z 2 Ole
Base hits-St. Lsuis, IA; Louisville, 16. Errors
ST Louis 3; Louisville, /. Batteries-k noun and
Bushong; Ramsey and cook. Game Called end or
sixth inning to prepare for second game.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OR SALE AN ELEGANT FULL 7-OCTAvE
4 ss 81 siP nsa
5aassa Isrsss. July Asds9ae
fne square Pane for beginner SIS ssoo aud Cover.
nearly square ri.nos Il less than hall cost
as finest makes AMI the biggest
ever a ''f TIE PIANO EXCHANGE wARERo,oMs
L ONE UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO,
Standard make handsome rosewood case, and rich
quality Of tone. Price. S165 ,,
ol-6t 1925 Pennsyivania a1enua
lCoR sALE-PALACE ORGANs-""BEsT IN THE
L world" EIceIling in tone action. and finish
Large assortment aud special low PRICES s,,,ru
o1-6t 1925 Pennsylvania avenue
EOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. JAMES PARTON.
ss ss
LIKE I time Whole b sas to col
9 , on small monthly payments by sddressnE Box
Spring Wasops for sale and built to order; work
prices moderate At PEAH Ma LAW
EoK sALE-BEp FEATHEKs, l5c; PoUND;
Il choice new, and clean. Also Geese Feathers Mat
Sfhr sE S5s ' ssa MT ss'
LOR sALE-LARaE AssoRTN ENT OF HAND.
j made Wagons: all sizes aud descriptions: from
light Dayton to a fo9r-hcrse truck box Wagons, a
FkoSES 9th p and New iort ave- e ss-lm a
sfAisWAE Sta sezf' e sF1s5s SQUARE AND
prices reasonable. T.. F. DRUOP,
nSaBE 60 seven octave pMasey as
si.5. iMfKs6N seven octave Square Prlee, sl5S
Other Upright and square tianos SO to j 700,
for rent or sale upon reasonable terms at the Music
500 Late W. G. Metaerott Co a Is p RI s .,ss
l,OR sALE-ONE KNABE SQUARE, s1Y5: ONE
four rsqrd e0Ensred S%ans1e sl99 slishsly used
Wareroonss SO TN st NV Pianos Tor rent jyl5sn
LrOR sALE-sINGING BIRDS. BIRD FOOD AND
- Cages, God Fish, Aqlariunis, and Fish Food.
saokk 18th st. two doors south OF fsaasyya:"
lIoR sALE-sPRINGFIELD ROADSTER SAFETY
sssE s STAR ss $50 So 5,s ss, sis
ss@as stz 5 kkkHRz
6 son. "taligraph ONCE 1888 + St NV. s7-3m
lust ARRIVED ONE CARLOAD OF VERY FINE
q HORSES from Maysville, Kentucky. Among them
Three matched teams Of Bays s and Plash
nicely broke in I'LL harness:
Special attention is called one sorrel Colt by Red
sale.
One Bay Pacing Horse by strathmore; can pace or
trot mile III = 40.
These horses can do what say, or no sale.
Also one Steel-Gray Mare by Pilot. She is q very
promising mare, and Will make trotter by little
handling.
These well bred and are perfec. beauties
JOHN SIMMONS, Proprietor,
DUG GAHGES, Foreman,
s6-5 81 18th St NV.
1HOR SALE>-1OO CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND
Il vanished wagons and hulk wagons, also painted
wagons, doctors and ladies' phEtOn5 repairing all
branches goods sold Oh terms. j. J. COOK. }295
VI ST.. Georg aug:I9-3m
NOR SALE-THE lotto" GAS ENGINE RE-
4uires no boiler; avoids all expensive attendancs:
loss of time handling OF fuel Send for crculas
and price list. u. BALLAUF. Agent. 7JI 7ths
lly,Oin
LHOR SALE-ADOUT 1000 POUNDS OF NONPA.
Il rel and about 500 pounds Of Agate Type, late,y
III use this. paper. he face Of both fonts is de-
tlrable they are IN good condition aud capsbleof
cellent service tor two three Years paper u
moderate circulation. wiz be sold cheap bulk. Al.
dress THE EVENING S1Ak NEMS kAfER co.
Washington. DC d1U
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NO SURPRISE IN BALTIMORE.
THE PROSECUTION FAILS.
The Case Against Mr. Sullivan Fail
In Dublin-EXCitement In Court.

4
In Dublin-Excitementi In Court.
DUBLIN, Octoher 1.-THE trial OF Lord Mayor Sui
Ivan and MIR. O'Brien for publishing In the papers
respectively controlled by them reports OF meet
ings of suppressed branches OF the National League
Will open at the Mansion House Court this after
noon. At this hour, 80 pm, great crowds OF
people line the route which will be taken by the
lord mayor and Mr. O'Bren and the corporation
OF the city, which Will attend them in state during
the trial.
AN EXCITING SCENE IN COURT.
the lord mayor was driven to the court in a
carriage, which was followed by Messrs. John
Dillon, NJ. p, eX-LOrd Mayors L. Dryer Gray and
Charles Dawson. ex-Sherin Peter Mcdonald, and
others. The city marshal, wearing a cooked hat
arrayed In the full robes OF their Offices. Mr.
OBrien Joined the procession soon after it started
ana to the court The streets
court were thronged, and the lord mayor
and MI. OBrien were the recipients OF great ova-
ton along the entire route. Policemen wandered
sngy through the crowd. A Gordon OF police sur
rounded the Mansion House and prevented the
crowd from approaching the court room. There
After the case had been called by the magistrate
warm dispute occurred between the police attend
ants IN the court and NJ Sexton, member OF par
the desire OF the latter to place the city sword
and mace before the magistrate. The police at
blems on the table, whereupon Mr. sexton and
other municipal officers seized the sword and at
tempted to place 1t there by force. The police and
auuACApdA oAuCoIS StTuSSlcu IOF POSSESSION OI Inc
sword, while the spectators In the gallery cheered
Dir. Sexton, and exhOrted him 10 "hOld on" After
few minutes both sides desisted, and after a
parley compromise was effected and the sword
was placed On the magistrates bench.
THE SULLIVAN CASE DISMISSED.
After the adjustment OF the difficulty in the
body Of the court, the corporation officers retired
To the seats which had been reserved for them in
the gallery. When quiet was restored in the
courtroom the case OF MI. Sullivan was proceeded
with.
MI. Carson appeared as counsel for the crown,
and Mr.. Timothy Healy app Jared for the defense.
case, on the ground that the crown had not
proved that the meeting reported in
the Ndtson Was meeting Of q suppressed
and the crowd outside the court room were wildly
enthusiastic over the decision. The case OF Mr..
O'Brien will be called tomorrow.
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Nor.l from Dublin, August TO- for sydney, C. B.,
sprung leak on september 4. and was abandoned
and crew Of nine men were rescued and landed at
this port to-day by the bark Rhine (Nor.) from
london.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-HANDSOME NEW STORE ROOM.
IL 1872 l4th St fine cellar and yard
S1EIGEk a. LlEBERMANE,
o5-tit 1908 st
IyOR RENT STORE AND MORKRoOM, Gl2 ID
Il st NV, for ego per month; Apply 10 ]. Il MORI-
AETN, gl2 Penna avenue n w., south side GA }ts
I,OR RENT-PART OF STORE $40 PENNsYLvA-
II mia NV. Will be vacant October l. Apply on
premises. sl0-lm
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1:51l ID st. n. W., FIJI.
124a. ij4y Madison 81,
NV, f.h., 4rs. and 2
b. b. rear. ...........4,SOO
$50 22d st. n. W., b.h.,
INSTRUMENTATION
SGT 22d st. u. W., b. h.,
g g. s3i. s35 23d st. ''o
NV. b h., Or. 1900
2l42 LIST. NV, bin. y
AS to All P i:.ii.; s'o0o
alley NV, b. h., Ara. $500
II ~ l 81. u. W., b. b..
4U5 to Ali BARS al
ley q. w..b. b. Ar. .S4,O)O
|423 y vt. NV. f.h., Or.
aud = houses rear. 1000
l-ii5 VI. ave. n. W..
1923 to 1894 y ut. n.
W, 1, b., ) rs. 900
ITO Q st. NV. b.h.,
Ors. :.................3.o0 90
Alley bet. 9th and Gth.
L and VI SITS. ,i.h., 4r3,5oO
1903 Marion st. NV.
b. h., Ira. 1890
N of the property on ny
Office for bulletin issued On
THOS. E WAGGAMAE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-06

To-DAYs BOND PURCHAsB.-The purchase OF
bonds to-day at the Treasury Department up to
o'clock amounted to 1892, 700.
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,r,,,,,. -, - 49, - ~ sscClct SeSBIOus r, .
Knigats OF Labor convention went into executive
session at 0:15 An, with closed DOORS and Is
transaeting routine business
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

I,og RFxT-FrRSisHED qogsE: Ten ROOMS:
rear DUP Mt C,-ie; ldir.ss =,
dal5e Trn' si'' 'n'h'i' N''' D. d S Il
,,aI: ErSr TWO ELEGANT ,DWEI LIsGs pa
AMI % st n w Eve We rta aii cellar lie
:, to -o-;o0' ai'' >'-''S '' 0. 'at "
,,pII RENT AVERY DESIRABLE NI\E-Roou
1913 B 2l4a rs. ct saeT tsIn iii
,s,i f4 In l IIiEE FULLER, Patent offce oti 81.
w.. REM -rHREE-sToRY D BASEMENT
.s;rI: ie ami 4 ki,.r tubes in eve-y rIun
mi i'm 81 ~, rent s40sJ. Apply lIO4 : Il
r,5K KTNT-HoCsE AT P ST. n -, Z looms
l ars AZ 90 Ga cars pass the door 30 Ter
t,5K KENI-IiOUsE 1871 INV JERSEY AVE-
4 ;ea ~; hall water. gas bath, J. 1-, ~
dos re-, 90 AisS' House 14o3 lin st. req - -
lion EENr-A NEW TwO-sTORY BAY WINDOW
D az back lmidnF brick House. slo . - Nv
fhAHK / BKowSfSG 4i6 9Th I 81 NV SG-lm
J'OR KENT-1544 SIN ST. NV. Tw STORY
%Hd 5- Sc eEisE hgiae rent SIS per Hon u
J,Uk EENT-THE LARGE COMuODIoUS DWELL
INK 9Is st n ". containing ) soonls Including
Sern conSynienees 'A zrr l:Y' T. COMBS go P
I,Oi. RENT-HOUsEA 6I7. 6a5 St sw Or az
i III, s s siS9 5Y9I : It = se
~, 5 b st W. l3rs-.7J 9; Myrtle st ne J.
~ IS: III - ;il5 ION i ST. =, ~ ~
sd 10 aoprs AZ 0ia rs fai1 5. ii %
=, NV ;.-5o 49, + = II W s ,r N Ia X
500 4, e ~ I'm st sc .,ir-li0o
iS Oh It I wv i1S 81 o. alley icy bet ii
IuOS u 81. Sc 7rs--... - k&Ln IT -.---.--.y
:.i7 I4'h nv ., 30 ijIslo 10 Isl ~ Or
Sld NCaP ST. NV. % 2l@t let NSo 81 h"-' II
oIOI.E> AND OFFICES
Store and dwelling 1906 40l 1thmw: lst q ar So
Store and dwelling. Store aud DWELLING. Boil
Store ana dwelling 4d = vernon H.. room Isl.
AZ. 1t nv sr "a ,'t c.l i. AZ NJ # l., NV
4bs ave 81 Ar 80 stable rear ~ Ii, stlss
The above is only portion Of the property on my
tEe Ist ana 18th I,JI THpS- E. wAGGAMAN
I.VJl. ELNT-.s2O q ST ;. L. NEW SIX LOOM
qd c-,r Bril- m nod, j, improv ennents 80
T-oK RExr-NO 5:iI 5TH ST. 5. Z; TWO STORY
Il slx room brI l. " and ga. $3.50 DAVIDSON
X DAVIDSON. cor 41s and ID SITS NV o3-3t'
V,oE KENr-THREE-sToRY HOUSE, ONLY s25
Il per month. No l416 L ST H. W., near Treasury
I,oR RENT-HOUsE; SIX ROOMS: 10TH ST, MT.
Pisasant: latrOoe sI2 SeT Month niv1s ,.,oFs,
NOR RENT-DwELLIN6. IL ROOMS. COR sTH
Il ana Slt. Vernon Plaee, In complete order. modern
I'M newly psrered- Apply at 5O4 9th st.
NV o1-St'
NOR RENT-FROM OCTOBER 10, THREE-STOR
u and basement brick dwelling ) rooms and bath;
q 81 NV. price $40, house now open for inspection
IGOR RFNT-WE OFFER COMPLETELY AND
y most hands 1uieIy furnished the resIden, Of
y IN great -. il i",arti OF, tns ITaer II tvo irnni.
eut reefs IN the vicinity of the Executive Mansion:
o5-3t HILL X JOHNSTON. 73s 18th st.n-w.
J!UA RENT MODERN RESIDENCES, NORTH
fi4}.' ! st-P;w, ior- 1903 100. !, st. + Or
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BBRNR, October 0-The sOcialist conference at
ST. Gall closed to-day. The general result OF the
deliberations 1t Is believed, win be to consolidate
the socialist party throughout Europe. The con-
ference decided TO convoke an International labor
congress during 1883, and adopted resolutions
protesting against anarchical theories
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-06

ARMY ORDERs.-Capt. Geo. E Pond, assistant
uuartermaSter has been ordered from Fl. Riley,
Kansas, to New York city on public business
Lieut.. Col. George A. Forsyth, 18th cavalry, has
been granted two months extension OF leave.
Capt. Frank r. Baker, Ordnance Department, APP
pointed inspector on certain medical and hospital
property at FrankIOrd Arsenal, Philadelphia
THE MUSICAL BOYCOTT CAsR.-NeXt Saturday at
noon Judge Smell will render his decision in the
case OF Louis p. Wild and other members OF the
Washington Musical Assembly, charged by Franz
krause with conspiracy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-06

~. kENI-A ThhEE-sIOky Bn.Ck HOITSF
Sonyeat SoHsenI Apply 10 the
aG2.E2m
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oi'6j. 1908 st
l,oK RENT-}3Os SHERMAN AVE; 4 ROOMS
l. |. 10 per nl9nth keys next door A L. BARBLk
90, LeUrOit Building ol-3m
I-Ok EENI-IHE LARGE HOUSE ON THE COR
i of eth and u SITS NV can be easily converted
into place OF business Apply at 41e 9th st: NV,
l.OR REyI-UNFURNIsHED.
+ l1l1 e. ay pr 500 :;S : J., ave Sc TO- $50
,.. - IN 2ii =, 4 t.tn stnw .11r3Y
re 3 .'s nw ave- 70 ii Conn nj awe ave- i r SO
Is65 / l. w IG0 18Th I'll s s, ns r 20
i0095t st NV iirIoO i:,i4 i1ta St nv II 30
l.. aS INV. 1T o i5ih8R l. ave NV, lIr-
ia ia Ssh st wv. 1ir SO 5iu5 fan ST W., ior 40
sI1 18th ST NV i4r....sO ;ir. and store .. 80
i < Il Nv Fl t:gs III St St nv W. g. g
LIS sGs~4s, l3r: l=l3 \. \: ave INV. r..
I'LL t NV Ior..so lsGs Corcoran st: Or 20
i4i :. w. HI &c 1929 l5,a IA 4 81
goth st, nr. q Nv, 1Or 90 W., lIr............-
lll2 18th ct. L.. Iur. 10
FURNISHED
lGa and st isS 1 lsh st
h. l. ave. near l7tl ST., - IL X stn.w,iOr 1861
i 5ss ,s,r svs 1851 lSS &
near 1888 5iS tS St st.
isih s:S$S $iy T Sc. .of $50
" i5 evf 1aH eAr zoo l6Is S Slst l59
53,5 ! d. ave 12r 900 goo I106 Conn Conn
20 ST. H.
Conn. ave, near l. ST. 23O Ia 10Th ST. w. lr-
st. near Ian, lor. 200 1910 lyt ST. Ii w. Tor 10
lull Conn ave. $50 1876 10Th st. Or I.,5
5tD aud SITS, l6r.. 80 Md.4ve he. 1Ur. -
lSth ST. Hear y, l3r.. lJ2f Osi. INV, lr...lll
40 conn. av., l:;r.2US 3 201:i % st. NV lrIUO
Is y t NV. I4r l0trU1 ) Cook row H. W. i3r LOO
lie above houses DE examined by permit fr - n
C office only. thomas j. EISi.ER NCD
OF 1924 st.n.1
ItOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
100 CoLn ave. $50 4 IL New Jersey se.S35
/! - IA r st 4th story..1
Soiumbis Road. % / i06 4th is
A. n ave- and ST. loo laUs IN st..........l 6
LII iSih st...----.-91.O6 Static, bet l. X. 10Th
~ st.....-.-.---- .bD aud lOi.I SITS ......20
l1.S l4th. no. store. to Dwelling alley So
ia Ist St Extraordinarily
IOl ID St Sea-. ID l457 ST.. office room 10
Al N Jersey ave. s.e-.-35
FURNISHED.
ass ave- 18th ST. 300 Mass. mr. goth st 500
Ms S. aud 10th. 4JSI.i -, bet. 5 4 10 It ,,O
| ST, near ~ 800 Columbia Road 1865 G6
Rhode Island M Conn l6th ST., bet. & Il 166.6 sc
ave ;,;i} i3 9 st, near 12th.I5J
Dupont Circle .zSl G6 II St. bet 18th 18th 80
st, hear 18th 18th St mr. Dupont Cir 10
ST., near 9th. .:171 10th st near 40
ST.. near 18th. ......200 y ST.. 10th I25
Conn. ave. n'r ST. 2lU l. st. bet 10Th 10th l2.)
DuI ont Circle. .2oU 10th st. near O. l26
Dupont Circle, mr. ST 30 1ltn St. bet \ and o. lis
Conn. ave- mr. VI st. zoo ST.. hear 18th 10
Mass ave 9TH st. ...I.1u y st, bet. IA aud l57J
II st, bet II & I6 .:233 50 18th ST., near I...75
18th St, near N. .......20ui
hitch. FOX l. BROWN.
oil l437 Penn. ave.n.w.
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Fighting in Arghauistal,

Fighting in Afghauistam.
II ID ALMOST CONTINUOUS BETWEEN THR AMEER's
FORCES AND THR REBELS.
lahore october A-1'he fighting between the
forces OF the Ameer OF Afghanlstan and the rebels
Is continuous. The warfare is carried on with va
red success. The salient features OF the situation
are Omra khan's success In Bajaur and Swat and
Russian activity on the PadakShan frontier.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Now York stock Market.
Mama

The following the opening and closing prices Of
wire TO G. rsuu Mccartney, ia 10 street
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ESTIMATES FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS 1sSS-'sa
General list, estimated cost. Sag8 667 balance OF
0591a03. s506 252Oa Total, ss0a ele. OF Dis.
tri6ution OF balance: Georgetown ae Der cent.
$33.4l2.63; Northwest STA per cent, saGn PR "A:
Southwest 12.2 per cent, $6l, 762 IS; southeast
l2I per cent, S79 4Sl.57; Northeast IA / per cent
sdI,3ol.o4 Total 100 per cent, xoO6 2,2 OK
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kOR ALE OR EXCHANGE THAI ELEGANT
new four story brick dwelling the north sid. of
my personal use has II foot bay window with to yer
brick porch and side wind Ows and is perfectly i ted
and red slate. House is unique in style and it. ar
With minimum number Of servants Prcs AZ az
few THOUSAND cash and balance on long time ii do.
sired VIII take SMALLER properties In part psyn emit
o4-1w' EDWARD W. bYRN. 14bI R. ave-
1rOk sALE-A FINE RESIDENCE OF II ROOMS
Il and small stable, with all modern conveniences;
heated by furnace: on st., between 9th and 10th
tWNkk Sl6 7th st o4-3t
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y. PIKE, 1925 + ST.
U 800 1 st. n.w.......S5,(O0
OIL, bet. Sth.& 9th n.w.9.tOO
D 18th. bet. q L I Sc. :. l, 30
u 9TH. near E. Cap. ne. 300
Doth, bet. b l. c u.e. 800
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O1-.)l Is, Ii.
EOR SALE-HOUSES.
Il 920 Nj. ave. 8. e.,
BIN, lars. 900
GIG to $40 Md. ave. S.
1882 to i743 Il st. '0'0
u. w. 6rs. ...........9,OOO
1901 to, 1905 L st.
NV, FIJI, 5rs. $1,000
36. 30. ~ aud a. Myr-
tie st., b h, 1T. $500
1929 r st. n. W.. b. b.,
1 to 6 Alley, bet. NJ ana
N.l2th and 18th SITS.
1889 to 1151k 23d :
st. NV, tn. 4r. -. g. 900
lila and 1116 9th st.
s.w., b. H., 7r., and /
I. b. in rear. 5000
S37 22d st. n. W., b.h,
.s..s .-...s.... .csoOO
406 and 40S 18th st.
sw., b.h.. Or. $500
900 Va. ave. s.w.,b.h..
T.................... ,0UO
1913 l. st. n.w.. f.h., u
r..and !houses rear. j. 900
2l26 to 2l3O X st.
NV, b h., 4r. d, 900
I he above Is only q port,
books. For full list call at
the LIST and 18th. Iu4l
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NOR RENT-DWELLING, IL ROOMS COR STH
IL and Nit Vernon Plsce, In complete order. modern
I'M rOycuents, newly Islered- Apply at 5O4 9th ST.
NV o1-Sts
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EOR SALE-BY BE.
1112 q st. NV. 81
NJ ST., near Sd NV. . n
h st aud NJ. av.n.w.7
18th St. near w II. W. Il
0lo 9TH st. Sc. =
Ol-..5ts
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From the Schenectady, n. Y, Union
young man was hurt at the locomotive works
about a week ago. and two physicians said his leg
was broken, and they bandaged Il accordingly
A third physician was subsequently called who
said the leg was not broken. and the young man
got up from his bed and walked without difficulty.